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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-07
oRAIR AND corT0H EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, May Q, 1857.
oFFERIaas.
WaELF.-oS0 bushels
Olrs.-e00 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO ssoRErARY.
wHEAT.-Longberry, $50 bushels very good
at Q2c
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TOBACCO NEWS.

The weather during April and so far
in May has been dryer than in several
years past, and this has had the effect
Of reducing the sales of tobacco in the
leaf at many points.
1t is said that three quarters of the
tobacco crop of last year has been sold
in the Oxford section. The proportion
in some other sections is perhaps not
so great.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-07

DOCK AND JoBwORK NEATLY
- xxxcursp:ATT TIE plseATCu r1zNn
iN0-hVUSA
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- aus ben Counties Oeonee uub

Nus ben Counties Oconee uub
Nnbelfou in Siib Carolina finbet
nod Beri1ten bon Wefminiter
bonn 26 Nobentber elm f6rmIidbsr
Musslg ber Bsb6lterung na9 3eyas
1tatt. Sn ber Iebten Wo9e glag Dpn
Der genannten 9tabt an elm bur1laus
fenber spe3ialaug ab, Der fe93ig BIG
iiebaig Wusmanoerer fibrte unb mad
Sefferiou, Narion Co., Ssr., beitimmt
mar. Gin sweiter 3ue, Der bic gleiae
Beitimmun9 bat - peiBt es in benz 8e.
ri6te = sebt beute Mbeub Don bier ab
rnb lit nit gmigranten beIabeu, mel9e
bauptld6li9 BON Mnberion Co., toms
men. @s tDerben ibnen nod mebrere
iolgen, unb tpenn Die @ei1i6te etn
paar Monate nod fortoauert, tpirb bic
70 f9on ipdrlibe 8ep6lferung Der Goun,
ties fi6 auf elm Minimum rebusiren.
8ielfa@e unterbaltunsea nit ben Muss
tpanberern laIen teine beionoere 8ers
anlafung au bieiem Wafenausaue er.
fennen, aus allem aber gebt berbor, oaB
bic 2eute elm 8erlangen baben, ibre
Gage au nerbeiiern. Gin paar aufeiu,
amber foleeabe iGle6te @rnteiabre ia,
ben cine allgemeine lluaufriebenbeit unb
georidte 5timmung unter ben Garmern
berporgsrufen. Die lebie Gaiiou III
cine before gepeien uub bat mebr @elb
bersineebrn9t, als es felt Sabren Der
Sal getpeien tpar, unb 10 Dsrnenben He
iest ben leberiduB an Baargelo baranf,
nod 2anbe Su geben. no iid ibnen
giinftigere @baneen bieien. = Msnn es
aud ni6t ausbrudlid sslast mirb. 10
lit es bod tpabriheinli6, baB bic Nuss
tuanberuna aus Garbisen befebt.
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,slectric Btfters.

Disies &silmiiteI iif 70 tpoblbefannt unb 70
sOpaidr eeDcrcsu, Oab g faam nod btfoneerer
GrDa9nuns bsOarf. ale, bi. % isnals es.
braudtsn, tiin'meil NIT Gin IN fein eob; Sine
rsiners gleciein sisbt ss midi, uaO ss ipirb @a-
rautte eeIeiftet. bab fie Aaes Isifst, uas man
boa ibr Derfpri6t. electric Bitters beilt ale
2eieen ber 8eber uao ber Nierea, eS entfernt
@sf9uirs, Aasf9ias, Gal3Fub unb aubere
S}olsen unreinen 8lutss. So treibt has Nia.
laria. 8ieber aus benz Gbiem, bepst bemitlben
Dor uno beiIt ss ieIbi in ben bartnddisifeu
Gdllen. 90 eurirt &opff@merSeu, 8lutanbrans
nah bem Ropie unb Mieraue. 8erfu&e bas
electric 8itiers! 9eiluns wiro sarantirt. ober
baS GeIb suriidsejablt. Yreis per Glaf&e SO
gents un6 81 In Der apotbefe bon u. DreiS
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syu NtllUtuC IUlU Vupt. ID.
Scott, Mitslie5 bet 13. unb 10. 5taaiss
lesislaturen.
= SEPT foG elm neuer proceB eeseu
OeDoriett. superintendent Der Siren,
anftalt, etugeleitet tperoeu, neil er Mus
geite1te obne Gruao entlaHen bot.
= Ser Strife Der Wsi1enifeller Der
Mihouri paeiie unb Der @anta Sc
8abn In @nlpeiton 1T oDlIig tpirfunsss
los. Oie Babnen baben attbere 2eute
eingefeQt unD erpeoirea ibre Jra1t nit
oerfelben 9egelmdBisteit lpie fri5er.
= Das 9oI3gef9dit pon Oftteras
nimmt INNER gr6Bere Berbdltnii5e an.
aus Waribal. 6arriion Co., tuirb be-
ridtet, baB ipdbrsnb Der Iebten Wode
bic Maribaa. patis unb giorbuefs
Babn in bret Sasen neuuSebn Wagen:
labungen berfdifft bat, unb baB ni1t
Magen genug aur 8ef6rberung bon
1ola porbanben finb.
= Die Nrbitetten, Sarrob bon Welp
Orleans ug6 @lapton BON @alueEon,
ertldren iid) ia ibren Nntmortsi1reiben
an ben @ouperneur bereitmiflig. bic
unteriunung bes Rapiiolbaues su I'M.
ternebmen; fe psrIausen ieber $500
uno grftaituug ber Musgaben, Der er,
ftere auBerbem nod $50 fiir ieben Gag,
mel6en bic Nrbeit iiber cine Wods bin.
aus in Nnfpru9 nebmen mirb. Derr
Steiner usn 6ouiton bate f9on frtber
ben auftrag ausenOmmen unb bic 8ee
ifimmung bes preiies Der 8aubeb0rbe
iiberlaHsn.
llniere Na9barfdbte Ooafum
un5 2uuge, - laet eine 3orresponbsn3
aug guern. - tpa1Ien beibe beitdn6ig
an gintpobner3abl unb @siddltspers
febr, unb fte0en cine gefunbe gninif.
lung In Nusiidt. Die ausge3eidneten
@derbau 2dnbereieu, beren Wfittels
punfte lie iine, befeoeln ii6 immer
mebr nit fleibigen unb erfabrenen 5ars
nern, wel6e balb ftir ibre Adsrbau.
graeugnifie einen naben Ma.tt baben
Derben. nnternebmenbe unD bemit.
tslte 3anfeute baben on beiben pldben
gefddftsbdufer er6ffnet. unb in
Nunge tuie in Ooatum Sinb ausse.
bebnte 6ol3b0fe erriehtst porben. Wiit
1ilfe BON 3eit, @eoul0 unb benz
nStbigsn 2apitaI tpirb I1lieBIi9
aud oiefer 10 lange 3uriifsebIiebene
Sbeil unieres groben Gtaates = Der
itioweiflide-auf bic alei1e @tnFe nit
ben iibtigen sebra9t tperben, tpel9e ibm
isbt mod on Goriitritt unb @ebeiben
melt poraus iinb.
- @olorabo. Weithell So. 3wei
lDeitele giIenbabnen f6nnten eir gutes
@ei1dft oamit MAIDEN, 0ieb BON @os
lotnbo fortaubringen. Sm 2aufe Der
bsrgongeiIen Wohe linb gsgen 20 Was
Geniaonngen nit &inopieb bon bier
peridifft tDorbeu, unb trobbem beiinben
fi9 in Der 9dbe Der Stabt mod 8aus
ienbe bon S9laGio9ien, nel1e auf
yef0roerung tuarten. 300 Sransports
Wagen mirben ,'i9t gu pieI iein, nm
wdbreno Der nd1iten. sebn 3aae bas
Wieb bon bier fOriauf6affen. BON Der
1erbfiDoae wurben bier fiirsli9 AZ, 900
pfuno 3u preiien berfauft, weIte BON
IL gu IA Gents ffpantten; nur menia
, bleibt auf 2ager 3uriid. 2luf ber gro.
ben @bene n6rbIib bon bier baben bef.
tige prdriefeuer getpiitbet; He baben
ouf Der Weitieite Der gitacabos StraBe,
ettpa 100 Meilen u6rbIid bon Colorado,
ibren uriprung gebabt, unb baoen,
nod oem leBten Beridlt, 500 Meilen
ipeit ldngs Der GtraBe BIN nlles @ras
pernidtet. Man glaubt boB Der Regen
bonn SOnneritag GA. Nob. } 5id melt
gsnlg nod iener ai6tung bin erliredt
bat, um bic GlammeH su lOiGen.
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Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gidbpf;

Ser Sd5atamtSanoitOr Gihbpff
beri9iet, In feinem Bureau ieien m6bs
renb bes lebten Sabres He1nungen in,
Betrage BON 1922. .878, ,982 rebibilt tuors
ben. Gin nettes Siimm9en! sSnter,
eifanter tit bic Mittbeilung, baB bic
ginnabmen i'm goniulor6ienIte bic
Iusgaben i'm &e9nunesiabr nm $31, !,
III tiberffiegen baben. Da Der gon<
fularbienf ni@t ben 3med bat, gelb
einsubringen, 70 pdre es On Der 3eit,
bic @oniuln enbli6 10 3u be3ablen, fpie
es fi6 fiir bic Ser. Gtaaien f9idt. Sn
europa reiienbe Entertainer iagen, es
iei eine S9anoe fir bies reid6s 2anb,
pie uniere @onfulu an manden pldben
5ll leben ge5tpungen iinb. eSn Uenbig
). 3. befinbe iidb bos Ser. 9iaaten. Cons
fulat iiber einem Yferbettau. neil CO nit
Der Wobnung bes GeiGdfttrdgers ni6i
berbunben feiu biirfe unb bic Mietbsent.
f1dbigung fiir bic Office TO gering iei,
baB ii9 bafir feline before 2otolit1t be.
fdaffen laKe. Das 6ternenbanner iiber
einem pferbeftaa tpirb ben 0euten freis
li6 feine befonbere M9tung einiI6Beu.
6offentli9 ipirb ni6t 1ur bieiem Sian.
bal elm gn6e gemo@t, ionbern unier
@oniularbienii befer bonorirt, 6enn er
1T ber am f9ledieifen beaabIte.
(9bil. Dem.
= Bon Dummbeiten in englif1,
amerifanii6en 3eitungen fiibrt Bic
Detroiter Nbenbpof1 foIgenoe erg6bs
lide neue 8eiipiele an: vDie erifaun.
li9e nntenntniB, tuel6e engliI1,ameri.
faniide 9eitungsn In Deaug auf iebe
ambere Spra9e als ibr United States
an ben Gag legen, seiste ii1 tir3lit in
einem Detroiter MorgenbIatte, rel9es
bon einem ,Viscount Geselshaff~
fprad. be1en @ldubiger Ausfdt bdt.
ten, 80 pro3ent ibrer Gorberungen au
erbalten. Dieie gr6fli9e perf6nIi9feit
aber TT = bic 2eipSiser Siscontogeiell.
fhaftl Cine nod brolligere Gummbeit
bot bieielbe 3eitung iosben In bic WeIt
gefdidt, inbem iie In ibrem Berimt
iiber cine In Der Detroiter @ermanias
Gale fattgebabie 8eriammIung iogt:
Mrs. A. Krieghof closed with recit-
ing production Of Judge Harbeck' 8,
entitled vFaisch auf mein Ereund" !.
&idter 0arbedl @ereGter 6trobfaf |!
unb ba fol- giner berausleien, beatp.
erraiben. bob es beiBen ioll: r@eorg
6ermesb's sGriib auf, meiu 0oltl1-
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Sen Ghieaoo ii lin 8ierfriea au

- Sn Chicago IN .in 8iettrieg aus.
gebrodsn. neil elmer Der hortiseu
Brauer nit benz yreiie beruntergebsn
unb In 3utunft bas Barrel Bier su $5,
anitatt tuie bisber Su $6 pertaufen mill.
Sn Golge bsRen baben fi6 bic iibrisen
grauer suiammengetban unb wollen
oas Barrel 70 lange 3u 81 bertaufen,
bis iener eine 8rauer ruinirt iei ober
bon felbit tpieber auf ben alten preis
auriidgesangen fei.
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nag Die SumeliersGirma @eb r u.
Der Griber bat iid mdbrenb ber
fanf Sabre ibres 8eitebens ben allge'
mein anertannten &uf erworben, CUTE
Waaren ;u liberalen Greiien 3u pertau.
fen. sic fnb i'm Stanbe, nit allen
anberem 8ei6dften ibrer 8rande ers
foIsreid su tonturriren; iie fino ent.
fhIoHen bier su bleiben unb ale ibre
Waaren unier Garantie su bertauIen.
Store: go. 246 Commerce Strabe.
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Serrel. Qoufmou So. II,

Serreu, Sdnfm0n 80. unges
fdbr 10000 6thd 9iinbDieb finb mad
Serrsll sebra9t morben, INN bort wdb.
reno bes @inie,s semdifet gu wsrben.
lleberbaupt treffeu bic 8iebaiidter ums
faKenosre 1orbereitunsen gum Wdlien
ibres 6bla4tpiebs, als iemals aupor.
0ie 9robe Weuse BON S9laAtobien.
msl6e bierber auf bic Mait seiGidt it.
bat ein Steisen ber Gutterpreiie sur
Golse gebabt. Das 0eerbens8ieh III
bier berum in elmer bOraaeli6en Der.
faiung fiir ben Wnlier, nnb bic Beibe
beRer als sem0bnlid su bieier Sabres.
aeit. gs siebt faum cine masere Sub in
oiefer sansen llmeessnO, 10 ippig it
Der Grasmu9s.
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= Su bem ruffifden Gtdbtden Ni,
folom brannie elm penfonot nieber,
tDobti 16 iunse Mdbden in ben 0lam.
men umtamen.
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1886 wurben in Deutid5lanb
47,3l0 Mart ftlr @isbfeu9enentf6dbi.
gung besablt.
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GeGas 8.

Sn aerrpiGe ferb CAPT. %.
Scott, Mitslie5 bet 13. unb 10. 5taaiss
legislaturen.
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- Die 3arioifelernte In ben Ser.
6taaten betrus IT'S Nillionen Bufbel.
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GaIld bernanhen.

Galf@ berftanben.
Der 9err: ,NeiH. bieIes 2raben 1T
nidlt gu ertragen."
Die 3immerDermietberin: .4lfo
beiBen lie Sbnen au6 10 ?"
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@runb. - 0err: aber Grdus
Ieiu, iporum babeu sic ii6 ni6t per'
beiraibe.2
Grduleiu (dltlid): Nd, i'd mar
unb bin 5u behadt ba5u.
6err: Sic baben &s6t, iest fino
Sic gu betaet ba3u.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1887-02-24
One i Needed in North Cfs,oiin8.
From New York Star. |

Mr.. Corbin Introduced in ne LegiSla
ture n State commerce bill in hich the
principles of the Inter State Commerce
bill are applied to tt e commerce moving
within the lines Of New Jersey The bill
provides f-r "A commission of three to be
10y the Governor and confirmed
by the Senate. They are to have salaries
OF -, 800 a year each, and six year terms
upon the expiration Of the respective terms
o. the first three, who are to serve one for
two years. one for three years and one
for four years. An Appropriation of $40.
600 is granted to carry out the provisions
of the act which Is 10 take effect on MAY |
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pose, because it applies Only TO certain
grades OF criminals, and viii be enforced
IN nut few counties. at least at first
The prtitenflary viii permanently re
mann The prison for violent and desperate
crlninals convicted Of high crimes The
STATE can easily tiud work for them in
ways where they viii not come in compeli-
ton win honest labor
The Improvement Of the State swamp
lands n the East viii urpy years Of
WORK for AL the available { nVictS
These are briefly the provisions Of this
bill. i is an experiment, ain inexpensive
experiment and one which | believe viii
have good results Tie one cardinal OBJ
j"ct in this brll Is to give The counties the
use Of their OWN convict>, if they want 10
Use them NJ county Is forced TO adopt
the system. 1t is wholly d matter OF lISc1e
tion with the counties
This bill Is not the result ot any ha~ty
IT solution, nor of any trimming 10 Ur
pupular favor, but have introduced it
because believe il Viii work We'll, t!3at it
would lessen the expenses Of our pelai
system, would Improve tho roads of he
Statea1Ii Wouid make competition betweeo
convict and honest labor IMPOSSIBLE
Senator Fields. Of Aneghaul. replied 10
Senator Pou and gave his reasons for op
posing the bill. lie was heard with inter
est lie speaks well and is always in
earnest. IN substance he spoke aS follows
Mr. President | am neither in favor OF
the bill nor the Substitute. This is Il new
cNP-rlolc" for Us, and feel confident if
w pass Tins measure, that we can in TWO
N'arN iupN back. see oar error aud wish
we could tcifacr our steps. II this meas
urt passes I lew cotn les will gat all the
c"fvlctS To the hurt ana dissatisfaction o.
aI The Others. he larger counties w!ll
gst them ae tt.e Senator fcon STANLEY has
well said. a4d the smaller Counties Viii be
prejudice! and disappointed; not only is
satisfied tut actuatIN wr0H-td for TWO
Years troin notv the law wtil bc repealed
aud oui 4 t.'N counties ni!i nave receive q
lh. benefit ant hence he injury, injustice
and wrong 60 the e,he,> one ~nccial uh-
lectl3u - lie hlIl UfstnrIdod IS. that il
req me- tie courts to sentence convicts u
the r.''i.t~ lu he 'tlifer"ut couitics and h}
mis- means th = uuiN cJiIr hV one or TWO
al Il am and if q force were once c>'tb-
EeI ~ z count there II no { ltaIuGy oi
r. perm dicncI ao i would have - depc!ld
entirely upon convictions Ii Wc nave 10
Z & eltH-r 81 the tWo evils, the blIl or tie
s'~t.t,.tt. | prefer Til, Substitute. Il Wll
~ more equal .ii!~.jor 10 The State. An
'th-r danger lu the bil j that, coinr:t>
.f iarrr cNir u.s., prepare them
T. sNt. ~ Wor1 cu@Vlci> Nu tAelr roads.
o I" tlnd II Il tu.drc ;tnd 40 .p>a thtIi
\ 1ud tIuuDr This Is i ucw eNp-r
~ tnd ear 4 dangerous one ain
not III 'JNog Of BEN. drawn OF INTO Such
us.tisra and. a. | D Ijrve. dangerous
ianle in>t ceu~e iae Senator tro.s,
\e& I.;. over ar Tnt ~..it.if3r from -Ia,.,l
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These are Their eWeis!.-Selah!
From Raleigh Signal (Rep1l

Mr. Williamson, (col.) at the outset cf
the session, by his foresight and keen per
ocption of men and measures, brought
himself Immediately to the front, and he
stands TO day as one Of the recognized
leaders OF the House.
The Republicans of the 9Th Senatorial
District, and of the whole State, are to be
congratulated upon having such Il worker
aS Mr. lockey III the Senate He is yet
Young man. not quite % years old, we be
lIeye. He surely has bright future be
tore inn. He ! the most troublesome
member 10 the Democrats that the Repub-
llcaIS have IN the Senate. is Il strong
debate,- and an accomplished pariam d
tartan.
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W ants an nIndHStria! College.

[ENtract from Letter of d Leading Farmer.
;fn glad 10 see our people, generally,
endorsing the recommendations OF THE
farmers 10 This I.rgi lature-and especial
Is. thcIr action III relation 10 the establish
iucfst OF an Agricultural and Industrial!
College notice all good and homes,
men irrcsp' ctive OF profession applaud
he farmer, for their action in this 'tirec-
ton We thank them, cordially Tor theic
aid and encouragement.
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Saved His Life.

Mr.. y. |. WiIcoXson. Of Horse Cave,
Ky, say she was, for many years, badly
afflicted with Phthlsjc, also Diabetes; the
pains were almost uncomfortable au. would
sometimes almost throw him into convu!-
sionS. He tried Electric Bifters and got
relief from first bottle and after taking
six bottles, WAS entirely cured, and had
gained IN flesh eighteen pounds. Says he
positively believes he would have died
had il not been for the relief afforded by
Electric Btters. Sold at fifty cents It bot
tie by Lee, johnson 4 Co.
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Danger Ahead !.
From Dan \-allnv Echo /

The bill to abolish the office of County
superintendent Of Rockingham has been
reported favorabiy by the Senate Commit
tee OF Education. Properly denominated
it might be called a bill to enable the In
q pendent members Of the General Assem-
bly, from Rockingham to get even With the
editor of the Dan Valley Echo" Laid bare
this is the sole object of the bill We do
not remember its entering the campaign at
ali. and Ger ;i0ly is not endorsed by the
friends of puuiic education in this county.
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From Progressive Farmer. !

What Will the Legislature do about it?
The Farmers Convention asked our Legis-
laturc TO pass a law taxing dogs one dollar
each for educational purposes 1t IS esti-
mated that at least three hundred thou
sand dollars per annum would be adGled1o
our educational fund The average poll
lici;;n is in a dilemma. The voter and his
dog on one side--the farmer and ) sheep
Oh tne 9th 7. w hom will ye seryef
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- o.

Mrssrs BurweIl Blanton. a. G.
Miller, K B. Miller and J. K. Oates have
formed It copartner>hii, Tor the purpose Of
erecting III Sh lby Il cotton factory 1000
spndles. The cash c,pit.;i Of this factory
vii amonn, 10 $50, 600 Tn, 50 gentlemen
haze ample means and the enterprise viii
be c,tAbiloh"d Just as soon as brick can be
made Icy hope . commence operation
by july /.
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That 81. y l.,.i often IN body,
trie, It's true lis pity,
And pity lis, us true"
IA pirro., ,>t7ayoIi:e Prescription is
the lest restorative tonic tor physical
fraiIfv IN women. or female Weaknesses or
deraugemeu's. By druggists. Price re-
duc,.l to one q, llar.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-24
ROOTS AM SHOES

Why don't you have your boots and shoes
made to order. when they don't cost any
more than stock work, at Blust Il Teubner's,
100 Main street..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-24
Insane.

j. Wiggingion was adjudged insane
yesterday. lie is the young man who
fred of his revolver several times
from the Trinity river bridge a few
days ago, making it lively for some
workmen near by dodgipg the outlets.
When Wiggington was arrested he
was under the iniuepce of liquor, but
he was then strangc-appearing in
sane man, if such a thing can be said.
His actions since then while in Jail
convinced his captors that he certainly
was better subject for the insane
asylum than the COUNT jill.
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BuckIen's Arnica saIve.

The best sslve i'm the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, salt Bheum.
Fever Sores letter Chapped Hands,
! ChiIblain,, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures piles OF mo
pay, required. II IL guaranteed TO givs
perfect Satisfaction or money refunded
Price y rruis, per bol.. For sale by
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HOUSE MOVING.

Houses moved ON short notice and work
guaranteed; bond givei II required; leave
orders at + p Martinez, 10 Main street j
Is Saint & Co.
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Mrs David Irvine died on Thurs
day the 18th inst.
Judge Bert and lady, of Dallas, were
visiting last week.
Miss Philipson, of Wylic, wasin the
city Friday last returning Saturday.
G. l.. Coburne. the popular young
civil engineer on the Missouri Pacific
is back again.
Chns. Robertson. formerly with tho
Missouri Pacific civil engineering par
ty, has returned.
The Youngest child of Geo. Wallace
died last week. of a complication OF
measles and other troubles.
The stock of the Grange store has
been taken charge of by Hunter Il Co.
and moved into their store.
"Buckskin Joe" was in our city last
week trying TO induce our people to
emigrate to the Oklahoma district
Blinter & Co. have moved their
stock fgroceries into IIanaley's build
ing, making an exclusive dry goods
house.
The new two-story building in the
North End which is TO be used as u
public hall and in which our new pa
per i, TO begin its existence is nearly
completed.
1t is a settled fact that we are to
have another paper. All arrange
mcnts have been made and it vii
come out in few weeks. Your cor
respondent is glad to note we have
something now that has long been dc.
sired and will fiji great vacancy.
The first day of May is to be gaia
day for Embree. The fine 50Xl25
pavilion in the park will be completed
and the Santa Fe is TO run its first en-
cursion on that day from Dallas and
Honey Grove TO this place. 1t is to be
hoped that the Missouri Pacific Rail
way will do the same.
Your correspondent learns the fol.
lowing particulars of the disastrous
fire mt Wylic Friday night, from al
eyewitness: Three houses were
burned. The fire was caused by the
explosion of large patent "non-rX
plosivc" lamp, warranted ire-proot
and free from bad habits, in Messrs
Howell & Cleveland's store. BURNING
oil was scattered in every direction
over the house, and in few moments
the interior was Il Mass of flames, Mr.
Cleveland barely escaping hatless. Tho
stock consisted of general merchan-
disc. and with the louise was valued
Mt $4,000 The stock was insured for
$4,000 and the house for $500. They
had only been doing business a few
weeks. Tn saloon belonging to Nc
Cullaugh & Mellon was the next to
burn. The entire stock was saved,
but the building was a complete loss
Loss $500, no insurance. This firm
had only been doing business for a
week. The photograph gallery across
the street belonging TO c. =, Willilord
was the next TO burn, which was n
complete loss. Loss $3.50, no insur-
auce. For n while il seemed certain
that the whole town would burn, ana
n time or two several buildings were
abnn .oned. Many caught, but the
flames were cxiinguished. One house
quarter of mile distant took fire.
The loss is a severe one for the town
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
l.itOr RUDOLPH o KIERs.

DIAN0, voice organ and thorough bass
l. Terms, IS per month. Halfllour les.
sons at teachers residence, 81. Call at zoos
Elm street, or Edwards music store.
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The young ladies of the First Meth
odist church will give cream tea n
the basement of the church on Friday
afternoon from 4 to9 Ice cream will
be served, and liberal patronage is
solicited.
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Embrcc Echoes.

viii Harper is wrestling with the
measles.
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MIsCELLANVDUs.

FoUND-Several notes from Underwood
10 - Ilindnan for leased ground, which
the owner can have by calling and paying
for this lad
Money 20 loan on long time and at lowest
rates on farms and desirable residence and
building property In iialias and Waco.
Kansas Civ Investment CO., Luther Rees.
Manager. 7Oi Main street. Dallas.
n tO1PER 4 ROBERTSON,
" Land. Loan and Collecting Agents,
502 Main street Sell city property, ranches,
farms and live stock.
w y DuNCAN she y, u, known own. ar, a.s
crayon. Can enlarge TO life size from any
kind on miniatures Also paints Back
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